Has anyone ever asked you if you feel like an old soul? The truth is that most of us are old souls, and one way we can see this is by the inclusion of karmic debt numbers 13, 14, 16, and 19 in our Numerology.
Now, let’s be clear here. If you have no karmic debt numbers in your Numerology, it does NOT mean you are karma-free. We all have karma that we are working on. When karmic debt numbers aren’t present, it’s an indication that you have chosen not to address those karmic issues in this lifetime. Maybe there is no need to address them, or maybe you choose to leave them for another lifetime.
In my last post, we explored …
- What is a Karmic Debt?
- How do you know if you have a Karmic Debt?
- Where can you see it on your Numerology chart?
- And of course …why me?
Here, I’ll share the meaning behind each Karmic Debt Number. You’ll notice that each karmic debt number is made up of 3 numbers. This means it’s a ‘composite’ number. The numbers to the left of the slash are ‘sub-lessons’ to the main lesson, which is to the right of the slash.
Karmic Debt 13/4
If you have the 13/4 karmic debt, you may experience many frustrations that require you to work hard to accomplish anything you set your mind to. Think of this as a consequence of a previous lifetime that may have been dominated by laziness, taking advantage of others and similar bad choices. You may feel like you are encountering obstacle after obstacle and that life’s lessons just keep repeating themselves. The temptation with the 13 is to take shortcuts, but too often, success doesn’t come, causing regret and the desire to give up.
The key to overcoming the Karmic Debt of 13/4 is to focus on what is GOOD in your life. See your obstacles not as limitations but rather as opportunities to grow. You’ve got this!
Karmic Debt 14/5
You may fear taking a risk if you have the 14/5 Karmic Debt in your chart. This debt arises from previous lifetimes during which you …well …blew it. You took some careless risks that cost you everything. Your need for freedom is REAL, but so is the subtle memory that you took a chance (in a previous lifetime) that didn’t pay off and cost you your freedom.
This debt asks you to adapt to ever-changing circumstances and unexpected events. You must learn to be more adaptable and flexible while taking calculated risks. You have the potential of becoming a slave to your freedom through the abuse of drugs or alcohol and overindulgence in food and sex if you don’t embrace moderation.
The key to overcoming the Karmic Debt of 14/5 is to develop enough confidence to create a solid plan to follow to gain the freedom you desire.
Karmic Debt 16/7
Can you say, “Crash, burn and learn?” When the 16 is one of the Core numbers, this process of destruction and rebirth is a continuous cycle that actually brings you into higher consciousness. I’m the poster child for the 16/7, and I’m the first to say that the whole rising from the ashes thing can get really old. But it’s really necessary for our evolution.
The 16 Karmic Debt can be a path of progress and great spiritual growth. But this can be a painful process because it usually comes after much ego inflation. Life presents challenges to your grand plans, and you tend to make choices that seem specifically designed to break down what you have previously built. Who knew?!
For example, a self-destructive career choice or an act of stupidity that ruins an otherwise wonderful relationship. The 16/7 is always about the rise and fall.
The key to overcoming the Karmic Debt of 16/7 is to get out of your head and share your thoughts. When we fail to share how we feel and then act upon how we feel, we leave others blindsided, creating unnecessary trust issues.
Karmic Debt 19/1
Those of you with the 19/1 Karmic Debt are here to learn lessons related to independence and a gentler use of power. After all, you were a bit of a badass in a previous lifetime, right? It’s time to lead others with a gentler hand rather than brute force that feeds your ego. You may be forced to stand up for yourself and often be left standing alone. The problem is that you guys often stubbornly resist help. You see asking for help as a severe weakness when, in fact, others will see it as your strength.
Your independence is actually self-imposed. You simply don’t want to listen to others or accept their help or advice. The 19 Karmic Debt can become a self-imposed prison if you do not open up to the reality of interdependence and the mutual need for love.
The key to overcoming the Karmic Debt of 19/1 is to release the attachment to your image while selflessly helping others to help themselves. Be the leader who no longer needs the limelight. Share the light with others and know their success reflects your sensitive leadership style.
Are you ready to learn more?
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